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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1963
Page
2
Space lab described as a trailer sized manned facility by DARRELL GARWOOD. The article presents the concept as an early component of an Air Force shuttle program, outlining potential uses and implications for space research and military access.
An advertisement touts Corona tablets claiming to relieve constipation by a colonic nerve stimulant and bulking action. Separate Space Defense brief reveals the Dyna-Soar program’s cancellation and the Near-Earth Manned Orbiting Laboratory project with planned ferrying of astronauts and supplies, costing $400 million.
Superior Court was told the battery suit of Abraham Berman a Chatsworth lumberman against singer Guy Mitchell was settled out of court for 101 482. Berman charged Mitchell punched and kicked him March 18 1959 over a $300 bill in a suburban Los Angeles dispute.
The IRS had no firm ruling on whether a ransom paid to free Frank Sinatra Jr. could be deducted from taxable income. Officials noted past cases are rare and deductions depend on circumstances, with cautions about non deductible expenses such as legal fees and payments made contrary to public policy.
The Arizona Review of Business and Public Administration reports Tucson has become a test bed for national firms over two years. Eleven campaigns tested products from a powdered drink to tissues soap drugs and instant eggs. Norman Nelson notes Tucson’s size completeness and isolation aid market testing with strong results.
President Johnson met with Adlai Stevenson and advisers to address United Nations issues and then shifted focus to the nation's military posture. He arranged a Pentagon appearance for noon with defense officials and was expected to press his economy campaign on military spending.
The Bureau of Indian Affairs lists over 200 Papagos with land claims along the eight mile Tucson Nogales Interstate 19 corridor between Valencia Road and Pima Mine Road. Land is largely allotted with fractional shares and some estates. tribal council negotiates with Arizona for just compensation to avoid relinquishment of title.
Washington A examiner for the Civil Aeronautics Board rejected Frontier Airlines plan to offer teachers 60 percent first class fares. The referee warned such discounts would break rate equality and invite other professions to seek similar benefits. Petitions for review must be filed by December 20.
Roger T. Wieand of 5526 E. 20th Street suffered burns to his hands when his car caught fire at Pena Blanca lake in Santa Cruz County. Deputies reported he placed two gasoline stoves under the dashboard. gasoline spilled and ignited from engine heat, destroying the vehicle. Wieand beat out flames with a jacket and was not hospitalized.
Paul H. MacGregor senior investment analyst at E. F. Hutton and Co will present a current view of the securities market tomorrow at the University of Arizona He will speak at TAS PL in the UA Liberal Arts Auditorium The public may attend without charge.
Mexico Immigration reports a drop in tourist permits at Nogales in November 1962 with 5,684 permits issued versus 6,069 in the prior year. Border crossings reached 596,117 for the month, about 20,000 daily, while 373,289 autos were checked and 231 airplanes cleared at Nogales International Airport for travel into the interior.
Former Titan missile site worker Charles S. Veltman of Page settled out of court an injury suit against Graver Tank and Manufacturing Co. for an undisclosed amount. Veltman, a pipefitter at Missile Site No. 1, claimed April 1962 injuries after a scaffold plank fell on him while employed by Fluor Corp. Ltd. The suit sought $35,000 in damages in U.S. District Court filed last year.
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